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BlackSky expects 2026 revenue to be between $120 million and $145 million, which implies 24% growth at the midpoint.
BlackSky's next Gen-3 satellite is at the launch site and is scheduled to launch in the coming weeks.
BlackSky posted $106.6 million in full-year revenue in 2025, a 4.4% year-over-year increase from 2024.
BlackSky will have a total of 17 Electron launches after the additional four-launch contract with Rocket Lab.
BlackSky’s 2025 revenue of $106.6 million landed at the low end of the company’s mid-year adjusted guidance after the company reduced its growth forecast.
BlackSky originally expected 2025 revenue to be between $125 million and $142 million before adjusting guidance.
BlackSky’s revenue growth rate slipped for a second consecutive year, following 8% growth in 2024 and 45% growth in 2023.
Rocket Lab contracted an additional four Electron launches for BlackSky.
BlackSky’s net loss increased to $70.3 million in 2025 from $57.2 million in 2024.
BlackSky posted $35.2 million in revenue in Q4 2025, a 16% increase from Q4 2024.
BlackSky Technology recorded more than $60 million in new contract awards during the current fiscal period.
The Gen-3 satellite hardware in the February 17 BlackSky agreement is manufactured, and the customer will utilize BlackSky’s Assured services for uncontested tasking priority over the existing constellation.
BlackSky Technology signed an eight-figure international contract on February 17 to provide a dedicated sovereign space-based intelligence solution to a global defense customer.
BlackSky will use its fully automated end-to-end architecture enabled by the BlackSky Spectra software platform and its ground network to deliver real-time insights at mission speed and scale.
BlackSky moves Gen-3 units from its agile production line through a rapid deployment process to enable long-term mission capabilities in a short time.
Brian O’Toole is the CEO of BlackSky.
BlackSky participated in the U.S. Department of Commerce commercial space trade mission to India.
The international customer purchased one Gen-3 BlackSky satellite that will operate in parallel with BlackSky’s constellation once it is operational.
BlackSky Technology has a deal with an unnamed international customer for a dedicated Gen-3 satellite and BlackSky imagery and analytics services.
BlackSky’s first Gen-3 satellite captured an image of the launching ceremony for North Korea’s Kang Kon destroyer at No. 28 Shipyard Rajin on June 12, 2025.